The Mayo Clinic Health System team looked at more than 311,000 people in four states who received at least one dose of the vaccine – and their vaccines were found to be more than 0% effective in preventing infection 36 days after the first dose. The effectiveness of vaccination was …
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A research team at Imperial College Ledge in London used cell phone location data to calculate publicly available information on the spread of the virus to 10 million people and which age groups are most responsible for the spread of the virus in most parts of the US. Children contributed …
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Thirteen-year-olds, who weren’t very popular with their peers, were at increased risk of developing circulatory disease later in life, according to a new study released Tuesday. This includes a high risk for conditions such as narrowed and hardened arteries and abnormal heartbeats affecting the normal function of the heart and …
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“In a series of studies in this case, a vague infection in children may have been associated with quiet COVID-19 transmission in the community,” the researchers wrote in a new study. “Interestingly, this study is similar to the adult data in which 40% of adults are more likely to be …
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